Creation, Preservation, Dissolution.
Understanding the dynamics of existence and the power within.
In the vast panorama of existence, three perpetual actions unfold incessantly — creation, sustenance, and dissolution. These are also known as manifestation, preservation, and dissolution.
Although these processes operate autonomously, without the essence of power, neither creation can occur, nor preservation or dissolution, for power is the fundamental cause of the world’s existence.
Even the most minor task can be accomplished with it. Due to this intrinsic principle, the pursuit of power holds significance in Indian culture. The worship of the goddess, embodying power, is observed twice a year. Its objectives are the acquisition, protection, and righteous utilization of energy.
Just as life is impossible without power, so too is personal and collective well-being impossible without its preservation and constructive use.
As exemplified by characters like Ravana in ancient epics, who acquired diverse powers through rigorous austerities but failed to preserve or utilize them appropriately, such powers not only lead to destruction for the world but ultimately self-destructive consequences for the individual as well.
This dichotomy between the divine and demoniacal is a central theme in mythology, illustrating how humans can become demons and demons can become holy.
Hence, the primary purpose of harnessing power is for the welfare of society, fostering its constructive application. Energy is the central force of the cosmos and the foundation of its operation.
Therefore, limitless energy permeates every particle of creation, which humanity has harnessed in various forms.
With deliberate and benevolent applications of this energy, even the most cherished aspirations can be realized, transforming the world into a realm more magnificent than heaven itself. This pursuit of power holds the key to humanity’s triumph or downfall, but concerns persist about its misuse today.
Today, humanity suffers most from various forms of distress, primarily caused by the adverse consequences of misusing power. Without a sense of collective welfare, power becomes merely a source of suffering. Therefore, the meaningful pursuit of power lies in its righteous utilization for the victory of humanity.
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